Philadelphia Coffee Shop Ordered To Close After Health Inspector Reports Mouse Poop, Breeding Flies

Mouse droppings in the kitchen and flies breeding under the espresso machine were among the findings.

Person Who Visited Patient In CHOP's NICU Had Measles: Officials

Health officials continue to monitor patients and staff for symptoms.

4 People Catch West Nile Virus In Philadelphia; The City's First Human Cases This Year

Rainy conditions have allowed mosquitos to breed and thrive, putting people at greater risk of neuro-invasive disease.

Measles Exposure At Philadelphia Airport On July 4 Possible

People at the airport on the holiday may have been exposed to the resurging disease, officials said.

Jefferson Einstein Philadelphia Hospital Nurses Vote To Authorize Strike

The union's demands include better staffing and access to critical resources to care for the hospital's underserved communities.

Jefferson Hospital In Philadelphia Reopens After Power Outage Forced Evacuations

Patients were transferred to different facilities when the power went out.

Philadelphia Dentist's Office Shuts Down; Patients Advised To Get Tested For HIV, Hepatitis

A year's worth of patients are advised to get tested after unsanitary practices put them at risk, officials said.

A "Life-Changing" Device Helped Save This Philadelphia-Area Woman With Heart Disease

Heart disease is expected to spike over the next 25 years among younger women, according to a warning from the American Heart Association.

How Philadelphia's Mercy-Douglass Hospital Blazed A Trail For Black Women In Nursing

Yet the achievements of a group of local Black women in the nursing field don't get nearly the same amount of attention.

Meet 2 Philadelphia Area Therapists Revolutionizing How Black Men Get Therapy And Breaking The Stigma

To understand their mission, look no further than their powerful and to-the-point moniker, Black Men Heal.

Air Quality Wednesday Could Be Harmful To Some In Philly Region: PA DEP

Wednesday's air will be unhealthy for some groups, including children, the elderly, and people with respiratory illnesses, officials said.

Rock Salt Could Enter Philadelphia Drinking Water Supply As Snow Melts Across The Region

"Salt in the waterways has been doubling about every 20 years," John Jackson, a senior scientist at Stroud Water Research Center.

Penn Patients "Forever Grateful" As Hospital Celebrates 6 Decades Of Organ Transplants

One-year-old Rome is the baby his parents never thought they would have. His mom, Stephanie Collado, was born without a uterus.

Heat Hasn't Worked In Weeks At Northeast Philadelphia Senior Apartments, Some Residents Say

"I went to be at 8 p.m. It was so cold in my apartment, I couldn't even walk on the floors," longtime resident Bernice Sanford said.

Penn Medicine Testing New Beanie To Help Reduce Stressful Hospital Noise

Reese Miller is one of Karli Miller's triplets, born prematurely in December at Penn Medicine, all within the same minute, the mother said.

Measles Exposure Possible At Philly Airport, 30th Street Station: Health Dept​

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health said the possible exposure time was in the evening and nighttime on Wednesday, Jan. 7.

Lawmakers and Advocates Call on Pennsylvania to take a lead in Legionnaires' Disease prevention

Pennsylvania can become the next state to enact water quality management reforms to prevent spread of Legionella and Legionnaires’ Disease

10-Year-Old Boy Burned In Philadelphia Plane Crash Returns Home: "It's A Miracle"

His mother, Jamie Vazquez-Viana, was moved to tears after being surprised with a brand-new car donated by David Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram.

Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia Played Key Role In Developing New Treatment For Hemophilia

The gene therapy requires a single infusion. It doesn't cure hemophilia, but it makes it a whole lot safer and easier.

How This Philadelphia Hospital Is Making Biopsies Better And Easier For Lung Disease Patients

Jefferson Einstein Philadelphia Hospital is making biopsies better and easier for patients with lung disease.

Philadelphia Nurse, Cancer Survivor Reunites With Temple Hospital Team That Saved Her Life

"Very overwhelming, and it was devastating because all I wanted to do was go to school," former patient Zipporah Washington, 34, said.

Measles Exposure Possible At Philadelphia International Airport

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health said travelers at the airport Sunday may have been exposed to measles.

Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia Pioneers New Surgical Intervention That Saved A Child's Life

Dr. Katsuhide Maeda said the dramatic intervention was the only way to save his life. "We take out his entire heart," Maeda said.

New Mural Unveiled At St. Christopher's Hospital For Children For Suicide Prevention Month

Artist James Burns created the mural called "Embracing the Light" to promote community wellness, particularly in the realm of mental health.

How SurvivorNet And A Mobile Testing Van Can Help Men In Philadelphia Learn More About Prostate Cancer

"After my father was diagnosed with prostate cancer, I learned the disease affects 1 out of 8 men," Smith says in one of the videos.

Florida Family Calls Philadelphia RMHC Their New Happy Place While Baby Receives Critical Care At CHOP

There's always something fun to do at the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House, whether it's playing air hockey or building things.

Penn Medicine Nurse Leans On Art As She Weaves Her Way Through Life, Health Care

Weaving, creating art – this is what Linda Ruggiero does when she's not working as a nurse at Penn Medicine.

Philadelphia Police, School District Set To Kick Off New Program Aimed At Helping Students With Trauma

Leaders from PPD and the school district will hold a press conference about the program on Monday at 10 a.m.

Philadelphia Cancer Survivors, Doctors Call On Congress To Protect Research Funding Cuts

"These cares are not just numbers in a budget," Lynne Alston, breast cancer survivor, said. "A clinical trial gave me a future."

Temple Prepares To Open New Hospital For Women And Families In Northeast Philadelphia

The new hospital is located at the former Cancer Treatment Centers of America location at 1331 East Wyoming Ave.

Senior Citizens Evacuated In Hot Weather After Electrical Fire At Philadelphia Apartment Complex

It's the second electrical fire at the complex in the last five weeks.

Teen Receives Life-Changing Care At Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia For Rare Congenital Condition

She's been around the world, from London to Asia, being treated, and finally ended up in Philadelphia at CHOP.

Trash Troubles Continue In Philadelphia Weeks After DC 33 Strike Ends

It felt good for me to use my voice and a microphone to get it done," Walter said. "I want to thank you guys from the bottom of my heart."

Beating The Heat: Southwest Philly Residents And Nonprofit Tackle Urban Heat Island Crisis

"It's just hot outside," Southwest Philadelphia resident Irwin Caldwell said, as he rested beneath one of the few trees on his block.

Another Day Of Potentially Dangerous Air In Philadelphia Region

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection again declared Tuesday a code orange air quality day. See what that means here.

Families Of Those With Sickle Cell Disease In Philadelphia Area Hope And Advocate For A Cure

3-year-old Kaliph Eubanks is full of happy energy, playing at the park in Philadelphia's Germantown section. He has sickle-cell anemia.

Philadelphia Therapist Builds Sisterhood And Self-Care On Two Wheels With Black Girl Joy Bike Ride

Friendships are built on these rides. For many, it's a chance to see the city in a new light and reclaim peace.

Heat Health Emergency Issued In Philadelphia

Cooling centers will operate with special hours through Wednesday. Locations and hours may change if the heat emergency is extended.

Nonprofit In Philadelphia's Kensington Neighborhood Working To Prevent HIV Infections

"HIV is still an easy virus to spread. It's still an easy virus to contract, and it can go unnoticed for years," Kareem Mims said.

In Philadelphia, Breast Cancer Survivors Paddle Toward Wellness Together With Dragon Boat Racing

"It's an incredible community of people who have gone through a version of what I've been through," said cancer survivor Catherine Hagele.

How Pet Therapy Helps Patients Manage Stress And Anxiety

At Banner Health facilities, sometimes a wet nose and wagging tail are exactly what the doctor ordered.

Flu Season Sends People To Their Doctors In Droves

Visits to the doctor for the flu haven't been this high since 2009.